HOTEL EL MIRADOR - 71700 Santiago Jamiltepec

Vi nula actividad, de la fachada se ve descuidado falta de mantenimiento.

Le faltan detalles su wifi es malo no hay señal y no había señal de televisión ni cable

Me gustó

Hotel algo descuidado, había hormigas, arañas y telarañas en los baños, es amplio pero le falta mucho mantenimiento, económico, para una emergencia donde pasar la noche es una opción

Buen trato y las habitaciones limpias

Es cómodo, la atención del chico Moreno es increíble, lo único que es algo incómodo es que la limpieza no es profunda. Ojalá puedan cuidar esa parte (en mi cama al destenderla había cascaras de pistaches y las almohadas olían a suciedad de pareja)

Está muy bonito el hotel solo el problema es la tv que no prendió

This place is lovely! Clean! Beautiful! Spacious! We arrived late at night exhausted from driving all day. We had 7 of us and decided to try to share a room. We were so tired we’d be sawing logs pretty quickly anyway. Amazingly, they had a room with three queen beds in it!! This hotel is almost entirely what Americans might refer to as a Cobb style. (not saying that it wasn’t concrete mix or even stucco, I wouldn’t know) The bright yellow and orange paint used through were beautiful! Beautiful plain glossy white tile lined all the floors! It was so clean! The bathroom was a favorite of mine considering the many sketchy bathrooms I’d used in Mexico. It was a large white tiled room with a drain in the floor and a toilet to the side. Very efficient yet still nice IMO. all three beds were a little on the firm side and the bedding is not luxury. The extra blanket at the end of each bed was fluffy and soft though. I also felt safe. The hotel rooms have a concrete parking courtyard in the center the rooms open out to. Plenty of beautiful flowers everywhere. Ceiling fans in the room helped move out the heat but it was almost too hot to sleep. They had a beautiful little outdoor store attached to the hotel likely filled with whatever a local traveler might need. A foreign traveler maybe not as much if you were looking for a staple you’re used to. However it was closed being it was late. We couldn’t have paid more than 15 or 20 US dollars for our stay. Despite the heat, you’d be hard pressed to find a better experience even compared to the Mexico City airport hotel! (It’s possible they have rooms with air conditioning and I wasn’t aware of it, but I’m not sure I’d depend on them having it)